Raising kids with a foundation of faith. Family devotions, hard questions, and keeping teens engaged.
You’d love for your kids to carry Scripture in their hearts — to have words of truth ready when they’re anxious, tempted, or just trying to figure out who they are. But maybe your own experience with Bible memory was rote drills and gold stars, verses crammed for a quiz and forgotten by the next…
Most Christian parents want their kids to have a real, personal faith — not just inherited rules, but an actual relationship with God that holds up when the parent isn’t in the room. And somewhere in that hope is the idea of a “quiet time”: your child, on their own, reading a little Scripture and…
Sooner or later, your child will ask the question you’ve been quietly dreading. Why did grandma have to die? Where do babies come from? Why does God let bad things happen? Is my friend going to hell because their family doesn’t go to church? Why is that man on the news so angry? Most parents…
If you’ve ever bought a family devotional book, used it twice, and then watched it gather dust on a shelf while a low hum of guilt followed you around — you are in good company. Almost every Christian parent who wants to disciple their kids has lived this exact cycle: a burst of motivation, an…
Money is one of the most practical things you will ever teach your child, and one of the most spiritual. How a person handles money reveals what they trust, what they value, and where they look for security. Jesus talked about money more than almost any other subject — not because God needs our money,…
How to Talk to Your Kids About God: A Parent’s Practical Guide Your child asks, “Why does God let bad things happen?” and you freeze. Or maybe they’ve never asked anything about God at all—and you’re not sure how to start the conversation. Either way, talking to kids about God and faith can feel harder…
If you’re a Christian parent trying to navigate screens and technology, you’ve probably felt the tension: you don’t want to be legalistic about devices, but you also sense that something important is at stake. Not just kid safety — something deeper. You’re right to sense that. Technology isn’t morally neutral in practice, even if it…
Every parent who takes their faith seriously has asked a version of this question: How do I raise children who actually believe this — not just perform it? It’s a legitimate and urgent question. Research consistently shows that a majority of children who grow up in church leave organized religion in young adulthood. The reasons…
A practical guide to teaching kids to pray—by age, by season, and by example. Real prayers, real moments, no scripts required.
Every Christian parent has the same quiet fear: that their kids will walk away from faith when they’re old enough to make that choice. It’s a reasonable fear. Research from Pew and Barna consistently shows that significant numbers of young people raised in church leave by early adulthood. But the data also shows something important:…